Sentence examples for but try to define from inspiring English sources
This sounds fine — but try to define "political".
But trying to define the sacred in this context still remains a problematic task, and our attempt to do so, further blurs the line between religion and spirituality.
Love is a lot of things, I have learned — bears, tigers, cranes — but why try to define it?
The example above seems straightforward at first glance, but when we try to define a single point at which an acceptable 'therapy' becomes an unacceptable 'enhancement', problems arise.
In our previous paper [ 3], we showed that enrichment for GWAS variants increases with the length of enhancers, but we did not try to define the precise relationship of GWAS variants to motifs located within the enhancers that is the goal of this paper.
Hertz had suggested a novel way to deal with the puzzling concept of force in Newtonian physics: the best approach was not to try to define it but to restate Newton's theory in a way that eliminates any reference to force.
"There is such thing as Quality, but that as soon as you try to define it, something goes haywire.
Pirsig (1974) in his iconic volume on the nature of quality frames the context this way, "There is such thing as Quality, but that as soon as you try to define it, something goes haywire.
But it was a serious attempt to try to define quite subtle colourings".
The authors do try to define their terms but some problems remain.
